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OUR ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT
IS ALIVE AND WELL
We'll try just about anything once. This entrepreneurial spirit is how Columbia Hospitality got its start. As a trusted partner of the Port of Seattle, having planned and executed many events for them, they asked Columbia CEO and Founder, John Oppenheimer, if he knew anyone who would be a good operator for the soon-to-be-built Bell Harbor International Conference Center. Having no management experience, naturally, John said, “Yes, US!” When asked why, his response was, “Because we’ve never done it before, but no one knows what your clients want better than us!”
We got the job, and we still have that job decades later.
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I think the weekend concierge needs to be paid more.
Quelles sont les meilleures choses à propos de votre équipe?
They show up. And they are always kind.
Qu’est-ce qui est le plus positif à propos de la culture et de l’environnement de votre entreprise?
There isnt much. I think pay is more important.
Qu’est-ce qui vous rend le plus heureux au travail?
If i get paid more.
Pourquoi vous sentez-vous sous-évalué et qu’est-ce qui vous rassurerait par rapport à votre rémunération?
Tips should be given to each emploeyee not equalled. And it shouldnt be taxed. We dont get paud enough and shouldnt have to get taxed on top of our tips.
Qu’est-ce qui vous plaît le plus dans l’équipe de direction?
PAY US MORE. Not to toot my own horn, but the residents like me more than the other concierge and they always express that. But, the pay is where i go. Currently weekends get paid 21/hr whereqs i think weekend pay should be $30/hr to make it competitive because no one wamts to work weekeneds.
Response from Columbia Hospitality
Thank you for taking the time to write your review. We are constantly evaluating wages at each of our destinations and remain committed to making the proper adjustments needed in order to remain competitive and an employer of choice in each of our properties.
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